Neville emerges from his skull and later beholds David

Neville describes the pattern as he experienced it: waking within his own skull with no one present and coming out of it, and then, a few months later, humanity being brought before him clothed as one being, David.
Date (happened)
a few months later
unresolved
  1. a few months later relative · probable
    Source Truth Seen Is Not Forgotten ¶29"a few months later", told in Truth Seen Not Forgotten (nid 1993)
    Said as a few months later
    counted from Truth Seen Is Not Forgotten
  2. before 2 April 1971 bound · possible
    Source Truth Seen Is Not Forgottendelivery claim d0 on lecture nid 1993 ('Truth Seen Is Not Forgotten')
    Reasoning The passage recounts the skull-waking and David-beholding pattern in the past tense, so it happened at or before the telling; the lecture's own delivery is only estimated (possible, 'weak') at 1971-04-02, which is nonetheless a real upper bound on an otherwise fully unconstrained event.
Persons
Neville Goddard
David
Told / reported
  1. 2 April 1971 estimated · possible
    Source Truth Seen Is Not Forgottendelivery claim d0 on lecture nid 1993 ('Truth Seen Is Not Forgotten')
    Reasoning Neville recounts this pattern within this lecture; the telling date is the lecture's own estimated delivery date, 1971-04-02, which is itself only possible confidence (its delivery claim's own state is 'weak'), so the told claim cannot exceed that.
Sources

Source

  • Truth Seen Is Not Forgotten ¶29 (And the first grand eruption is when you begin to wake within your own skull. No one is present—just you. And then you come out of that skull.)